Resources

Resources, easily accessible, so you can navigate the IDD landscape. Use the search and filter below to link to other agency sites, research or articles to find the exact type of resource you and your family need.

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Advocacy

The Annie E. Casey Foundation

Article: Every kid needs a family

The Arc

Article: Creating integrated employment opportunities for people with disabilities

The Arc

Article: Position statement on employment

The Arc

Employment, training, and wages

The Arc

Helps people with IDDs develop a future plan, or a guide for them to lead a good life as independently as possible.

The Arc – Action Center

Toolkit to help build a stronger movement of people with disabilities, parents, siblings, and allies to advocate for the full inclusion and civil rights of all people.

The Arc – Quad Cities Area

Provides paid work opportunities for individuals with disabilities where they concentrate on developing a strong work ethic, good work habits and proficient skills.

The Arc of Illinois

Works to uncover the resources, funding, and services needed to help people with developmental disabilities live fulfilling lives in their own homes.

The Arc of Illinois: Family Advocate Program

Connects adults and families selected from PUNS with information needed to informed decisions for home and community-based funding and services.

The Arc of Iroquois County

Provides community-centered services that allow individuals with disabilities to remain active members of their family and to participate in the life of the community.